[ANNOUNCEMENT] datadog_trace-0.10.0 (beta) Released.
| From: | PECL Announce | Date: | Tue, 22 Jan 2019 15:06:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | [ANNOUNCEMENT] datadog_trace-0.10.0 (beta) Released. | ||
| Groups: | php.pecl.dev | ||
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The new PECL package datadog_trace-0.10.0 (beta) has been released at https://pecl.php.net/.
Release notes
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**WARNING: THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE RELEASE**
Refer to the migration guide (/UPGRADE-0.10.md) for a detailed description.
At an high level here are the breaking changes we introduced:
- We removed OpenTracing as a required dependency. We still support OpenTracing, so you can do
OpenTracing\GlobalTracer::get() in your code and still retrieve a OpenTracing compliant
tracer, but OpenTracing dependency is now optional.
- We introduced auto-instrumentation and 1-step installation in place of manual registration of
providers/bundles. Before, in order to see traces, you had to install our extension, add two
dependencies to the composer file and add a provider (Laravel) or a bundle (Symfony). Starting from
now you will only have to install the extension. You still have freedom to manually instrument the
code, but only for advanced usage.
### Added
- Request init hook configuration allowing running arbitrary code before actual request execution
#175
- Support OpenTracing without depending on it #193
- Initial C extension PHP 5.4 support #205
- Removal of external dependencies to support auto-instrumentation #206
- Migration from namespace based constants to class based constants for tags, formats and types #207
- Track integration loading to avoid re-loading unnecessary ones #211
- Documenting release steps #223
- Ability to run web framework tests in external web server #232
- Support for auto-instrumentation #237
- Support for Zend Framework 1 #238
- Tracer::startRootSpan() to track the root Scope instance which can be
accessed with Tracer::getRootScope() #241
### Fixed
- The INI settings now appear in phpinfo() and when running $ php -i #242
Package Info
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The Datadog PHP Tracer brings APM and distributed tracing to PHP.
Related Links
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Package home: https://pecl.php.net/package/datadog_trace
Changelog: https://pecl.php.net/package-changelog.php?package=datadog_trace
Download: https://pecl.php.net/get/datadog_trace-0.10.0.tgz
Authors
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Sammy Powers <sammyk@php.net> (lead)